The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-22

~ preferred III Rock Island III
Erie ........ 291s preferred .ll1s4
/ East TENNESSEE, Texas Pacific So. 22Ss
new stock. 9la Tenn. Coal & Iron. 23la
Lvife & Nash. SiIs up Central. 70
| Memphis & Char. 40 Missouri Pacific 92ls
Mobile & Ohio 10 Western Union. 1885
Nash. & Chatt'a. II CottonoilTrust Ger 2794
*Asked ibid
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81, 12:S0p. m.-Cotton-Bus
ness good az unchanged rates; middling uplands
',l6d: middling Orleans 7-l6d; sales $4,000
bales, for speculation and export 1000 bales; re-
/ celpts 300 bales all American.
| Futures-Uplands, low middling clause, Sep
TENDER delivery 2364d; September and October
70 sid; October and November s-64d; No,
| yember and December 1-6id; December and
January 7-6id January and February SID,
February and March 5-64d; April and May
! 3 ll-64d. Market steady. No tenders
p. m.--The sales to-day included $500 bales
of American.
Futures-Uplands low middling clause, Sep
TENDER delivery 2l64d, buyers; September and
| October l3-6id BUYERS; October and November
| Sold, buyers; November and December ,-64d
| buyers; December and January i-6id, sellers;
| and March S-64d, sellers; March and April
5lO64d, sellers; April and May l2-64d, sellers
| Market steady
| 4 p. MIXTURES: Uplauds. low middng
| clause, September delivery 24-64d, sellers
| September and October 12-64d, value; Octo
Der and November Sold. sellers; November
and December 6-64d buyers; December and
! January f-64d value; january and February
| 664d, value; February and March 5 7-64d
! sellers; March and April 9-64d, sellers; April
| and May5 11-64d. sellers. Market closed easy.
| MANCHESTER, Sept 21.--The Guardians com
| mercial article says THE market is firm The
| home department is strong and hardening
| Sellers however, are unable to make much
progress Buyers recently have largely satisfied
| their wants. There are few urgent orders of
| Importance remaining. A slight advance i'll the
| home department tends to check an effective
| demand, although there is good inquiry in sew
| eral sections at little below regular rates. Cal
| cutta is the weak point in the Eastern trade,
! partly owing to the occurrence of Doorga Poor
| jas, which began Monday. Next Monday will
| be Luckheeday. Offers for goods will be wired
| out Friday, and it is hoped good business will
| be accomplished. There is a quiet but steady
| demand from China, Madras, Bombay and other
| Eastern markets FirmnesS binders business.
| Sales for smaller foreign and home markets are
| moderate. Business in export yarns is poor and
! buyers are resisting strenuously the hardening
| tendency. There is a fair business for Japan,
| however at full rates. Home manufacturers
| are not anxious to materially extend their re
cent purchase, except at the lowest rates of the
| past ten days, which are now inteasible, spin
| ners having raised quotations There is little
| change in CLOTH and there was nowhere yester
| day like Tuesdays full business, and often poor
| progress was made. There is some demand for
| good medium shirtings for India and China, but
| the quantity saeable at practical limits is mod
| crate, Manufacturers hold firmly to Fridays
| rates. JacOnets are well sold. Mulls and cotton
| printers are SJeauy, InOugn weaker imam q
| month ago Orders are expiring more rapidly
than they are replaced. There is not much de
mand for heavy goods but sales are sufficient to
steady prices.
! middling uplands 934c middling Orleans $3.50,
sales 367 bales.
Futures-The market opened easy, with sales
| as follows September delivery DOC, October
| 8 BIC November 23c December 25c, January
| 9 53c. February 4lc
500 p. m-Market closed quiet but steady:
mdding uplands 8 11-16c, mddling Orleans
l3-l6c; sales today Alb bales; net receipts none,
gross 2, $50 bales.
| Futures--Marbet closed firm, with sales of
$4,000 bales, as follows: September delivery
| 8 50G9 Sic, October 30dD9 Bic, November %
o. &c. December 266l9 &c, Januar,' &c,
| February 5000 40c, March 1893 49c, April
56G49 &c, May 63@9 64c, June 7C@9 71c,
| July 1903 nc.
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says:
| tine market for cotton options has been gener-
| ally soft. The scare on September proved much
| less general, and while little covering was
noticeable, it had only force enough to add a
| couple of points to an eight point decline, and
with stiffening demand became smaller and
| Indifferent on later months there a shad
| ing Of 46l6 points for the bulk of business. The
| continued LIBERAL character of receipts, the
rather tame. public adSIees from abroad, and
absence of outside demand carrying weaken
| ing influence. Towards the close orders from
| the South and Liverpool offered a better selling
basis and led TO partial recovery with the close
firm, though still in some cases 2@3 points be-
|
| tions fractionally advanced"
| GALVESTON, Sept. 2i.-Cotton easy; middling
| &c; net receipts 1870 bales, gross 4,S1O; sales
| 1,431 bales; stock Il 020 bales,
| NoRFoLK, sept 2l.--Cotton barely steady;
| middling 9 5-1Cc; net receipts 1850 bales, gross
$3.50; sales 1,19O bales sUoc 476 bales; exports,
| coastwise .2S3 bales.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Cotton nominal; mid
| ding 912c; net receipts - bales, gross 1874; sales
10; stock 2,6lS bales; exports coastwise 100
| bales
u IN
SIC; net receipts none, gross 5,303 bales, sales
| none; stock none; exports, to Great Britain 81
| bales
WILMINGTON, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1-16c; net receipts $50 bales gross $50;
sales none: stoc6 1912 bales.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept Election firm; mid
ding 10A net receipts bales, gross 3; stock
New ORLEANS Sept. ELECTION easier: mid
ding ll6c; net receipts 16 bales, gross :, III
sales $500; stock 1905 bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 4, 476 bales, coastwise 5,i4l.
| MOBILE, Sept. 2l.-Cotton quiet; middling
| &c; net receipts 232 bales, gross 269; sales 800
| bales: stock 6.312 bales
! MEMPHIS, Sept. 2l.-Cotton quiet; middling
l5i6c; receipts 1919 bales shipments l,985;
| sales 2 $50; stock O,22S bales.
| AUGUSTA Sept 21-Cotton quiet: middling
l5-l6c; receipts 1853 bales; sales Sl3 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Sept. Election quiet; mid
ding Lice net receipts > 055 bales gross 5. 056;
sales 1,2OO bales: stock 37.B2S bales; exports,
coastwse 1858 bales, to the continent $500
| ATLANTA, Sept. 81 -Cotton-middllng ol3-16c;
| receipts 1,175 bales
New YoRI, Sept. 2l.-Consoidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1855 bales; exports,
to Great Britain g. flS bales, to the continent $50
| bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81, 1880 p. m.--Wheat quiet,
| with poor demand. Corn firm, with fair de-
| mand; new mixed Is 915d
| New YORK. Sept. u, Doon.-Flour quiet and
| steady Wheat better. Corn quiet but firm.
| Pork dull; mess $40 ESQ is 50. Lard steady at
So IS. Old mess pork Si5 25015 So Freights
| steady.
800 D. m.-Flour. Southern unchanged; com
mon 10 fair extra 50 1904 20, good to choice
| 81 10Gl4 s.. Wheat-optioDs advanced 3sQ1c
and closed strong at the best rates; spot lots "a
| 0n16c higher and fairly active for export: No 2
spring 7S34c; ungraded red 79Q18l}1c; No. red,
September delivery 7S3sc: October - i-l6 -
7g55c Corn options 14QS%4c higher, firm and
I quiet: spot lots a triic better bat less active:
| No 2 September delivery nominal; October 1914
| @50l4c; November 50I2Mj04c Oats M4llc
| higher and only moderately active; No 2. Sep
tenber delivery 32A033c: October 3e4l1343
! No. ., cash 33ll33llc. Hops quiet Coffee fair
! Rio, on spot duh and nominal at l9Ac, options
| opened 50.1G points higher. closing a shade
| lower: No Rio not quored october delivery
| 10 756C11 00c November II 05@i7 &ac Sugar
dull and more or less nominal: centrifugal 5}sc,
fair refining quoted al 10 lGc; refined duh.
MolasseS quiet. Cotton seed oil quoted at 32c
for crude, 41G132lSc for refined. Hides steady
butte quiet Wool quiet and unchanged; domestic
fleece 2663jc, pulled l4GI3jc, Texas 96D2|c.
| pnrb In plnlprata reUuegr. mess SIG for YnN